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chocky bones2 months ago

NEVER use a ratchet to undo a tight bolt. Use your powerbar, thats what their for and why I still have and use the same JBS ratchet I've had for over 20 years!

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TexasSinisterMinister2 months ago

I can top that

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Marc Curtis2 months ago

Brake Fluid, is BY FAR The Best Penetrant For Rusted Steel Threads. Spray Penetrant Only Wets The Surface Of Seized Bolts. Where Brake Fluid Travels Down Threads, Breaking Rusts Surface Tension. Try It, It WORKS!

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MonuMental_MadNess2 months ago

You should've seen me trying to beat an axle out of the wheel bearing hub last week! 🤣

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People over Politics2 months ago

Physics

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Donald Blessel2 months ago

Been there done that, even had a truck jack up with it while trying to bust a bolt that way.

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Satch332 months ago

Always use one regardless.

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Curmudgeon Bill2 months ago

Just waiting for the TWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGG

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Nate2 months ago

lol heat it up. Red lock tight on that bolt….

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Jim Harris2 months ago

I've jammed a breaker bar on the ground hooked to the harmonic balancer bolt and bumped the key to get it loose.

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KC2 months ago

Maybe use 1/2 drive

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ChickenTrain172 months ago

Get a damn breaker bar and a pipe man!!! You're gonna create a new fault line that way

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Albatross2 months ago

Hitting the wrench with a hammer would be a more effective way to break it loose.

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life is good2 months ago

@MAC_ARMY1 Yeah wreck your tools. Heat the dam thing up.

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